Creekview Family Dentistry Blog

Are you suffering from poor-quality sleep? It could be a consequence of sleep apnea, but it could also be a side effect of certain everyday habits. In particular, if you tend to look at your cell phone every night shortly before bedtime, it might be making it significantly harder for you to get enough quality rest. Below is a closer look at the impact that your phone might be having on your sleep.

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Sleep apnea is more common than you may think. In fact, it affects approximately 30 million Americans are suffering from it. However, only around 6 million people have received a diagnosis. Something many people don’t know if that sleep apnea can have a significant impact on life expectancy. After all, this condition can have serious health consequences. Read on to learn more about sleep apnea, how it affects lifespan, and which treatment options are available.

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When it’s time for bed, you may want to ensure that you have an undisturbed night. You’ll want to feel rejuvenated and ready to tackle the day ahead. However, getting the rest you deserve can be harder if you have sleep apnea. Not only can you wake up feeling more tired, but so can your partner! Over time, this condition can impact your romantic, social, and professional life in several ways. Here’s how and what you can do to treat it.

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Did you know that enamel is the hardest substance made by the human body? It’s even stronger than bone, but that doesn’t mean it’s invincible. A twice-daily dental hygiene routine can avoid oral issues, like decay and disease, but unfortunately, there’s no guarantee that you’ll never have a dental emergency.

For example, you might bite into something too hard or sustain an injury that cracks or breaks a tooth. These types of issues can be intimidating, but acting quickly can potentially improve your prognosis. Continue reading to learn 4 steps to take to protect your dental condition!

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Dental emergencies often happen at the most inconvenient moments, from a sudden toothache to a chipped tooth during a meal. While it’s true that some emergencies are unavoidable, many can be prevented with the right daily habits. By protecting your teeth and gums and staying proactive with your oral health, you can dramatically reduce your risk of needing urgent care.

Here are some expert-backed strategies to help keep your smile safe, healthy, and far from crisis mode.

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